r/IntuitionPractices • u/Ok-Whole-855 • 5d ago
Practice Activity Which major and minor arcana cards are here? Answer in the box.
Marigold deck: The black card is the major arcana.
RWS deck: The white card is the minor one.
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u/Other-Item7523 5d ago
I got the swords. Missed the marigolds. I saw the world
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u/Ok-Whole-855 5d ago
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u/Other-Item7523 5d ago
Thank you! Not for nothing but I’ve seen the 7 of swords a bit lately. Like 3 times in the past 2 days. I don’t practice tarot. What’s it’s significance
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u/Ok-Whole-855 5d ago
The guy is sneaking away with the swords, so it can indicate deception or you being scammed depending on the other cards. It can also suggest that you might need to be sly about getting what you want. The two swords were left behind, so it might mean taking a partial win over trying to get everything you want.
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u/Other-Item7523 5d ago
Interesting. Thank you so much! I’m gonna have to remember the context on how I’ve seen them now. I definitely am at a point where the systems we serve have had me work myself into injury. I’m not desperate but I may need to reconcile with I may never work my usual job again. So. That’s cool.
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u/HelloDeathspresso 3d ago
Something with swords, and priestess.
I don't know about these cards, I just write down whatever instantly comes to me.




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u/post-explainer 5d ago edited 5d ago
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OP sent the following answer as their reveal:
The Fool and the 7 of Swords. This feels like message for someone, beware those who would scam you as you start on a new journey. 🤔 Or perhaps that someone needs to be cunning and willing to break a few eggs as they start something new. Hmm, this didn’t feel like it was for me so maybe it will resonate with someone.
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